There was drama within the remaining moments of the sport in Dingwall as Ross County got here from 3-1 down to attract 3-3 in opposition to St Johnstone.
County initially took the lead within the first half by Ronan Hale, however Dray Wright cleverly fired into the underside nook earlier than half-time.
Perth took the lead within the second half thanks to 2 free-kicks from Nicky Clark, however Alex Samuel pulled one again after which Akil Wright equalized deep with minutes remaining. Further time.
Either side struggled to discover a rhythm early within the sport, conceding the ball repeatedly whereas attempting to construct offense.
It was maybe becoming, then, that the Twentieth-minute breakthrough got here from a poorly positioned cross from the again.
Jake Saunders, who had returned to the wing after the suspension, handed the ball to Josh Nisbet simply inside his personal half. The Australia worldwide discovered Hale contained in the St Johnstone penalty space and fired the ball dwelling. Into the underside nook.
St Johnstone’s Nicky Clark celebrates his first objective to make it 2-1
The Staggies had possibilities to double their benefit by Wright (whose header was cleared) and Hale earlier than St Johnstone started to claw their method again into stage phrases on the stroke of half-time.
They equalized simply minutes earlier than the break when Wright raced to a half-cleared Matthew Smith nook and fired by a gaggle of gamers into the underside nook.
McKenzie Kirk was fouled by Capel Lopata on the sting of the Ross County penalty space and each McKenzie Kirk and team-mate Wright stepped in to try to cease the striker from charging in direction of the house aspect’s objective, St Johnstone within the sport Taking the lead on the hour mark.
Clark stepped up and beat Ross Laidlaw on the goalkeeper’s aspect to provide the guests a 2-1 lead.
Ross County’s Alex Samuel beat hosts 3-2
Within the remaining 10 minutes, Clark achieved the feat once more with a greater striker. He took a free kick from 25 yards and instantly into the highest nook, beating Laidlaw and giving St. Johnstone a 3-1 lead.
Instantly afterwards, Samuel scored a header from shut vary and the County crew bought a objective again. With 9 minutes left within the sport, the County crew had each probability to equalize the rating.
Within the 97th minute, Jack Greaves’ free kick flew to Wright, who beat Sinclair with a header from 15 yards and flew into the far nook to tie the rating at 3-3.
